A Letter to the Right Honourable Lord Viscount Melbourne, on the Causes of the Recent Derangement in the Money Market, and on Bank Reform |
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1833 and March Adam Smith adverse exchange amount in December amount of Bank amount of circulating bank deposits Bank directors bank notes bank of deposit Bank of England bank of issue Bank paper bullion cash with bankers causing an exportation channels of circulation circulating currency circulating medium circulating money coffers coin and bank coin and notes contract and expand credit currency credit money currency of London currency to expand discount and deposit division of employment domestic panic effect employ bankers England notes excessive issue exchanges to act exchequer bills foreign exchanges functions of money given amount issues upon sound issuing of paper keep their cash keeping their securities leaving the currency Lordship medium of exchange merchants and dealers metropolis metropolitan district mismanagement money market necessary occasioned payments principle of leaving proportion provincial banks provincial paper purely metallic re-issue reduced redundant regulating their issues returned sound principle supporting commercial credit tion